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Friedrich Fangohr (12
August 1899 – 17
April 1956) was a
general in the
Wehrmacht of ****
Germany during World War II who
commanded the I Army Corps....
- (Newton 2002, pp. 3–27),
Erhard Raus (Newton 2002, pp. 29–64),
Friedrich Fangohr (Newton 2002, pp. 65–96),
Peter von der
Groeben (Newton 2002, pp. 97–144)...
- Kurt
Herzog 122. Infanterie-Division –
General der
Infanterie Friedrich Fangohr, from 20
January 1945
Generalmajor Bruno Schatz 290. Infanterie-Division...
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August 1944 – 9
January 1945 Succeeded by
General der
Infanterie Friedrich Fangohr Preceded by
General Smilo Freiherr von Lüttwitz
Commander of 9.
Armee 20...
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State Lower Saxony District Friesland Government • Mayor (2018–23)
Marcel Fangohr (CDU) Area • Total 7.94 km2 (3.07 sq mi) Highest elevation 17 m (56 ft)...
- Thomas; Konovalov, Alexander; Ragan-Kelley, Min; Thiery,
Nicolas M.;
Fangohr, Hans (1
March 2021). "Using
Jupyter for
Reproducible Scientific Workflows"...
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Breusing (4
February 1944 – 25
August 1944)
General der
Infanterie Friedrich Fangohr (25
August 1944 – 20
January 1945)
Generalmajor Bruno Schatz (20 January...
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Falckenstein (1797–1885)
Maximilian Vogel von
Falckenstein (1839–1917)
Friedrich Fangohr (1899–1956) Karl von
Fasbender (1852–1933) Hans
Feige (1880–1953) Hans-Georg...
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January 1945.: 524 On 12
April 1945, I Army Corps, then
under Friedrich Fangohr,
remained part of 18th Army (alongside II Corps, X Corps, L Corps) of Army...
- Tai, Kaihsu; Murdock, Stuart; Wu, Bing; Ng, Muan Hong; Johnston, Steven;
Fangohr, Hans; Cox,
Simon J.; Jeffreys, Paul; Es****,
Jonathan W.; P. Sansom, Mark...
